Youвђ™d Be Home Now By Kathleen Glasgow ✨

: The "perfect" older sister, often away at college, whose success casts a long shadow over Emory.

: Emory’s 17-year-old brother struggling with opioid addiction. His journey highlights the complexities of recovery and the pressure of parental expectations.

: Explores how siblings of those in crisis often suppress their own needs to keep the peace. You’d Be Home Now by Kathleen Glasgow

: Highlights the struggle of teenagers to define themselves outside of family-prescribed labels. Discussion Questions You'd Be Home Now : Glasgow, Kathleen: Amazon.sg: Books

: Portrays addiction not as a moral failing but as a disease that impacts entire communities and overburdens local resources. : The "perfect" older sister, often away at

: The popular neighbor Emory meets secretly; their relationship serves as her own form of "addictive" escape. Key Themes

: Emory’s former best friend who helps her find her voice and separate her identity from her brother's crisis. : Explores how siblings of those in crisis

: Wealthy, workaholic parents who prioritize social status and "fixing" their children over addressing deep-seated emotional needs.